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Everything must end some day: Finissage February 29!

It has been a wonderful couple of weeks (months really ;)) since my latest exhibition ”They all must be slaughtered” was opened in December 2023. Now it all comes to an end:

Please celebrate with me the Finissage of this very special show

on Thursday, February 29, from 5 - 9 pm

at The MISSION by heliumcowboy
Kaiser-Wilhelm-Str. 87, 20355 Hamburg.

Apart from this event, you can visit Wednesdays - Fridays 2 – 6 pm.

Below are some new images from the new works we released last week during the exhibition. And for all the imformation about the show - continue to read here!

Back to the Future @ heliumcowboy

THIS IS ALL I CAME TO DO, 2022
Acrylic paint, oil pastels, indian ink, ripped fabric and modelling paste on canvas, in artist frame. 153 x 123 cm | check availability

Here are some impressions from my new work „This is all I came to do“ currently in the Exhibition “Back to the Future“ at the heliumcowboy gallery.

The exhibition is open until January 27, 2023.
Opening hours: Wednesdays to Fridays 3-6 pm

Artwork Detail:

THIS IS ALL I CAME TO DO, 2022
Acrylic paint, oil pastels, indian ink, ripped fabric and modelling paste on canvas, in artist frame. 153 x 123 cm
check availability

Artists of the exhibition:

Anne Athena Jon Burgerman, Victor Castillo, Alex Diamond, Boris Hoppek, Christophe Lambert, Susannah Martin, Jens Rausch, David Shillinglaw, Julia Soboleva, Jon Todd, Nicola Watson, Fabian Wolf, Mara Yuki | more info


EXHIBITION VIEWS:

DETAILS:

Don't wake Daddy #17 @ Feinkunst Krüger

Exhibition view alongside work of Alexandra Lukaschewitz (sculptures foreground), Hazel Ang (left), Fred Stonehouse and Heiko Müller. (Photo by Heiko Müller)

Always wonderful to be part of the annual supergroupshow “Don’t wake Daddy” at Feinkunst Krüger, curated by Heiko Müller.

I present 3 works - see below.

Artist in this years edition:

Alex Diamond, Alexandra Lukaschewitz, Allison Sommers, Andrew Cadima, Atak, Babs Webb, Brad Woodfin, Caitlin McCormack, Chris Leib, Dave Cooper, Dewi Plass, Elmar Lause, Femke Hiemstra, Fred Stonehouse, Gregory Hergert, Hazel Ang, Heiko Müller, Jan Thomas, Jason Limon, Jeff Soto, Jesús Aguado, Johnny Akihito Noda, Juliet Schreckinger, Marcus Schäfer, Marc Burckhardt, moki, Pamela Tait, Paul Neberra, Ryan Heshka, Susanne König und Tanja Hirschfeld

More info and availability: check with Feinkunst Krüger

ARTWORK:

The Walker (2022)

Acrylic paint, oil pastels, indian ink, ripped fabric and modelling paste on canvas, in artist frame, 82 x 62 x 5 cm

We let the Stars go (2022)

Acrylic paint, oil pastels, indian ink on canvas, in artist frame, 82 x 62 x 5 cm

I count the hours (2022)
Acrylic paint, oil pastels, indian ink on canvas, in artist frame
52 x 42 x 5 cm

EXHIBITION VIEWS (by Heiko Müller)

Experiments in Technicolor

A couple of weeks now I have been working on a new direction in colors, experimenting on canvas and wood, with acrylic and oil stick and dark black Indian ink and brushes and carving knives … not complaining here but the path to new structures and evolutions in my work often goes hand in hand with an inner struggle, and during these phases I am maybe not the easiest person to be around, so I seek solitude in my studio in the North, and avoid people, but that is a conflict too, because I am a social person as well, and have a loving family, so I go around in circles somewhat and can never be really satisfied with the process (let alone the results) of my work.

But that’s okay. I think I will never be fully satisfied with my art, at least not for very long, which also is a great motivator to never stop exploring.